“Halting” in Japanese
Short answer
Halting in Japanese is “訥々” (totsutotsu). Full meaning: halting (speech), faltering, stammering.
Other ways to say “Halting” in Japanese
辿々しい
tadotadoshii faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
トツトツ
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
吶吶
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
吶々
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
訥訥
totsutotsu halting (speech), faltering, stammering
釘付け
kugizuke nailing on, nailing down, nailing shut, being glued (to), being unable to take one's eyes (from); being stationary, being rooted to the spot, halting, freezing; (price) pegging
辿々し
tadotadoshi faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
辿々しく
tadotadoshiku faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
辿々しけれ
tadotadoshikere faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
辿々しかろ
tadotadoshikaro faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
辿々しかっ
tadotadoshika faltering, tottering, halting, unsteady, awkward, clumsy
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